Steffen Lohrey

Already did that, spaces do not help in this case, but you are right, it's a phonemizer-related problem: ```console >>> import phonemizer >>> print(phonemizer.phonemize("A B C",language='de')) ɑː beː seː ```...

Ok, seems like somehow an old espeak version was still installed on my system and phonemizer used this; after uninstalling the "C"-problem is solved. In the process, I checked how...

thanks for the tips. i found this 48k vocos model: [https://huggingface.co/kittn/vocos-mel-48khz-alpha1](url) i will try to make it work with that.